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Meanings of more liable in English
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Usage of more liable in English
1
The hind extremity is more liable than the fore to this injury.
2
The truer doctrines are, the more liable they are to be perverted.
3
He suggested Google is more liable for infringement than The Pirate Bay.
4
Tall, overgrown canes are much more liable to be injured by frost.
5
For who in this city is more liable to punishment than Nicomachus?
6
On the contrary they are more liable to be found in independent institutions.
7
After all her pretensions she may be the more liable to the temptation.
8
The kindergarten is more liable to abuse than any other department of teaching.
9
The teacher who does not smile is far more liable to excite animosity.
10
They are said also to be more liable to injury from the moth.
11
You will be more liable, with your system stimulated and disturbed by brandy.
12
Which side of the heart is the more liable to inflammation?
13
But will not our artificial slave be more liable to insurrection?
14
All who do so are more liable to the disease.
15
Late sown wheat is more liable to winter-kill and rust.
16
He becomes more and more liable to strike harder than he knows or intends.
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More liable through the time
More liable across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common